Explain the features of Islamic religion which contributed to it

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History

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CBSE Class 12

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 Multiple Choice QuestionsShort Answer Type

1.

Who was Cunningham? Mention any one account used by him to locate the early settlements of Harappa civilization.

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’The most unique features of Mohenjodaro was the planned urban centre. ’ Support the statement with examples. 

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”The Mahabharata is a good source to study the Kinfolk’s values of ancient times.” Justify this statement with suitable arguments.

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4.

“The principle of ahimsa and renunciation emphasized by Jainism has left its mark”. Support the statement with Lord Mahavira’s messages. 

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5.

How do the modern historians explain the development of Magadha as the most powerful Mahajanpada? Explain.

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6.

On the given Political Outline Map of India mark and name the following:

(a) kuru

(b) Rajgir

(c) Magadha

(d) Avanti

(e) Ujjain

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On the given political Outline Map of India, mark and name the following:

(a) Golconda

(b) Vijayanagara

(c) Mysore

(d) Quilon

(e) Tirunelveli

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Which dynasty did Krishnadeva Raya belong to? Mention any one the expansion and consolidation policies?

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8.

Bernier’s description of imperial land-ownership influenced western theorists like French Philosopher Montesquieu and German Karl Marx. Justify it with suitable arguments. 

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9.

Explain the features of Islamic religion which contributed to its spread through the sub-continent. 


The features of Islamic religion which contributed to its spread through the sub-continent:

(i) The developments that followed the coming of Islam were not confined to ruling elites; in fact they permeated far and wide, through the subcontinent, amongst different social strata – peasants, artisans, warriors, merchants, to name a few.

(ii) All those who adopted Islam accepted, in principle, the five “pillars” of the faith: that there is one God, Allah, and Prophet Muhammad is his messenger (shahada);

(iii) Offering prayers five times a day (namaz/salat); giving alms (zakat); fasting during the month of Ramzan (sawm); and performing the pilgrimage to Mecca (hajj).

(iv) However, these universal features were often overlaid with diversities in practice derived from sectarian affiliations (Sunni, Shi‘a), and the influence of local customary practices of converts from different social milieus.

(v) Elsewhere, Arab Muslim traders who settled along the Malabar Coast (Kerala) adopted the local language, Malayalam. They also adopted local customs such as matriliny and matrilocalh residence.

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10.

In what ways have the daily routine and special festivities associated with the Mughal court conveyed a sense of power of the Mughal emperor? Explain. 

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